The unlicensed assistive personnel (UAP) notifies the nurse that the client is complaining of being jittery and nervous and is diaphoretic. The client is diagnosed with diabetes mellitus. Which...

The unlicensed assistive personnel (UAP) notifies the nurse that the client is complaining of being jittery and nervous and is diaphoretic. The client is diagnosed with diabetes mellitus. Which interventions should the nurse implement? Rank in order of performance

1. Have the UAP check the client’s glucose level.

2. Tell the UAP to get the client some orange juice.

3. Check the client’s medication administration record.

4. Immediately go to the room and assess the client.

5. Assist the UAP in changing the client’s bed linens.